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Posted: September 20, 2012
CBRE | The Boulos Co. hires Simpson as an associate in Portland
CBRE | The Boulos Company has hired Mackenzie Simpson as an associate in the firm's Portland, office. Simpson assists with brokerage related duties as an associate on the brokerage team of Andrew Nelson and Chris Paszyc, CCIM, as well as, Andrew Ingalls.
Simpson is a Cheverus High School and Colby College alum where he graduated cum laude majoring in Economics and Business Administration before moving on to complete his Juris Doctorate at The Maine School of Law. He gained real estate experience when he was treasurer of the Maine Association for Construction and Real Estate Law Association for two years.
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